Sentence examples for obstacles relatively from inspiring English sources

The attack was a complete success and, given the obstacles, relatively easy.

The solar wind ions and electrons directly impact the surface of these bodies due to the lack of atmosphere, and the interplanetary magnetic field passes through the obstacle relatively undisturbed because the bodies are assumed to be non-conductive.

While Taiwan's gaming industry still faces several obstacles, including relatively few funding opportunities, Lin believes it can impact the rest of the world.

Economics are a strong driver of system success: systems generally offer users cost savings, but few income generating opportunities; access to capital when components need replacement is a significant obstacle; and relatively wealthier beneficiaries are better able to maintain donated systems than are their poorer neighbors.

Obstacles are the relatively low NMR detection sensitivity and the need for relatively pure samples.

But others pointed to more systemic obstacles, like a relatively low incidence of credit card ownership among blacks.

Once you've redefined your competition as your customers' obstacles, it's relatively easy to stop propagandizing the war with another product or company.

One widely accepted obstacle is the relatively impoverished pool of facilities available to state-educated pupils.

I do wonder how well the car would do in an aggressive, high-traffic situation, as the streets we drove were quiet and relatively obstacle free.

WASHINGTON — For two years, backed by a friendly Congress and flush with federal stimulus money, President Obama's administration enjoyed a relatively obstacle-free path for its education agenda, the focus of which is the $4 billion Race to the Top grant program.

From a stint on the fast-food scene, to a non-profit cooking school designed to help disadvantaged youth throughout New Orleans, Johnson's career path has remained relatively obstacle-free.